Everyone’s gone mad! Each in their own special way!
Three thousand six hundred kinds of madness, and you’ll never guess them all!
Before the car accident, Zi Wuqiong was just an unfortunate wage slave. The day she got paid, she hummed a tune as she rode a shared bike home. There was milk tea waiting at home, ordered before she clocked out. Who could have guessed that disaster would strike from nowhere, and fate would toy with an ordinary person like her? She hit someone! A little girl, no less. There was an ambulance, then the police, and by the time everything was sorted out, it was already the next day. The other party demanded she pay twenty thousand. And today, of all days, it started raining. It was the kind of melodramatic plot you’d expect on TV, only now it was happening to her: she was hit by a car! “I’m sorry, there’s someone else. Let’s break up.” That was the last message she saw before she died. Zi Wuqiong’s fate was as pitiful as it was laughable. That milk tea waiting silently by the door must have gone bad by now...
“How about we make a deal?”
The cat named Wuxie asked her.
“What kind of deal?”
Zi Wuqiong asked.
“I need you to protect someone. If he survives, I can tell you where your younger brother is,”
Wuxie said.
“Deal.”
Zi Wuqiong had no choice. She wanted to see her younger brother.
“Oh my god, you didn’t say the person I had to protect was a lunatic!!!”
The duped Zi Wuqiong shouted in despair.
“Who said that? He’s not the lunatic. His dad is,”
Wuxie corrected her.
“If the dad’s a lunatic, the kid’s bound to be one too! You tricked me!!!”
Zi Wuqiong was at a loss.
“The male lead is a merfolk. His mother had him with her own brother, but later she left on her own and found the person she truly loved.”
